A Doll's House and Other Plays

A Doll's House and Other Plays by Henrik Ibsen collects some of the Norwegian playwright's most significant dramatic works. Originally written in the late 19th century, these plays challenged contemporary social conventions and explored the interior lives of ordinary people with psychological depth that was revolutionary for their time.

The collection centers on A Doll's House, Ibsen's 1879 masterpiece about Nora Helmer, a woman who abandons her husband and children to discover her own identity - an ending that shocked audiences across Europe and America. The volume includes additional plays that showcase Ibsen's range: explorations of moral compromise, self-deception, and the gap between public respectability and private truth. His spare, naturalistic dialogue strips away theatrical convention to expose human vulnerability and desire.

These works remain essential reading for students of drama, literature, and cultural history. They established templates for modern theater and influenced writers across generations. This 1965 edition presents the plays in English translation, making them accessible to readers unfamiliar with Norwegian.

• Includes A Doll's House, the play that redefined how theater could address social issues
• Multiple additional plays exploring Ibsenian themes of identity and self-discovery
• Originally written in Norwegian; presented in English translation
• Part of the foundational canon of modern dramatic literature
• Suitable for literature students, theater enthusiasts, and general readers

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